Iran has lifted all flight restrictions imposed after its missile strikes on Israel, declaring the country’s airspace fully safe. The Civil Aviation Organization of Iran announced that flights from all airports have resumed following the removal of the temporary ban. The decision was confirmed by Abuzar Shiroudi, an official from the organization, through the state news agency IRIB on Monday.

According to the report, the restrictions were introduced earlier in the day after Iran launched a large-scale missile attack inside Israel, which heightened regional tensions. In response to potential retaliatory threats and to ensure airspace safety, Iran had temporarily suspended all flights and closed its airspace. After coordination with relevant institutions and confirmation of a secure environment, authorities restored normal aviation operations.

The reopening of Iran’s airspace marks a rapid normalization of flight activities just hours after the escalation, signaling Tehran’s confidence that the immediate security risks have subsided.